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left side of the steering wheel, under the dash. There may be a spare 10 Amp circuit in there

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https://www.americanattachments.com/ They have Rake and Root grapples in various weights. I have an economy root grapple doing pretty much what you are wanting to do with no issues so far. You may want to go beefier for the SS, or over to the Rake grapple.

negative tongue weight?

Just make sure you don't underweight the hitch end (lifting end), especially if on hilly, uneven terrain. You'll want the tongue weight at least 10-15% of the trailer weight (500-750 lbs & I wouldn't be uncomfortable at 1000 lbs) or it'll be squirrely & could bounce or tip if you hit something...

I agree with you, but that's always been the case. In the mid-70's, the most valuable items in my toolbox as a mechanic were a bag of golf tees and a roll of windshield washer tubing. Those allowed me to disconnect all the vacuum lines from the carburetor to emissions controls and tune the...

Well ... think of the alternative. Form letters going out to families ... "The Dept. of Defense regrets to inform you that your [son/husband/wife] was [captured/KIA/reported MIA] while on a critical mission in [s__thole of the moment]. According to reports from survivors of the incident...

I grew up with that lawn tractor. Still get a chill when I think about snow-blowing our driveway on it.

It all comes down to wheel placement. As said before, you can dial in your tongue weight depending on where the wheels are relative to the lifting end. You'd need to be careful about how you load it if this is a "permanent" on the road solution, but for simply moving to a permanent resting...

I bought my LS at an estate auction in Colorado from FL, my ZT from a TX auction while in FL & my min-ex from an Atlanta auction. Watched videos of them in operation, asked questions of the sellers & had the VIN numbers & hour readings beforehand to check when I got there, & in the case of the...

Are all the fuses good? Low volts will increase amps & you may have fried a fuse to the fuel solenoid?

I grew up using similar versions ... they are ok, not great. (assume this is the rotating broom type) Need to be dumped often & not great at picking up big or compressed stuff (branches/wet leaves/matted clippings). the Vac type have more capacity, but plug up more often, & depend on the...

check out summit hydraulics website. They have schematics for adding remotes (& other stuff) & parts needed. Usually, you take the last hydraulic valve in your set-up, plumb into the power beyond port, then tee into the tank return line. Basically, you run everything in series.

Did you add remotes to power the BH, or use existing? try disconnecting the BH cylinders one at a time & cycle the valve to fill the lines, then reconnect & go to next after topping off hydraulic tank.. Could be big air bubble or lack of power beyond sleeve if you tapped in to existing hydraulics.

Alamo or Mott? Leonz on the Flailnation thread will know & may even have a manual.

To the OP. Any machine shops in your area? A good machine shop should be able to make the parts you need & a rebuild may be your best option.

Might be a tad longer, but not much. Those wind up being built to a price point for cheap "move it" pricing compared to the standard machines sold at dealers.

LOL I used to climb up on the stove when I was little by grabbing the vent hood & pulling myself up to get things I knew were in the cabinet over the hood. One time I did that but accidentally reached up into the exposed back of the switch box. You are right about Dark with bright lights. I...

When you pull the deck out, check it carefully for cracks/flexing. Mine was a stamped deck & had some stress cracks/rust through that allowed flexing of the deck/shifts to the bracketry. Simple to reweld, but that can cause the pullies to get out of line.

Since Covid idiocy, I've had UPS/Fed-Ex/Amazon all stop delivering to the house. Usually drop inside the gate, but occasionally, they'll leave at the mailbox or driveway by the street. UPS will occasionally not even try, says delivery attempted (NOT) then they simply leave at the nearest UPS...

I've had that happen on an old craftsman 42" deck. A couple things I found to watch for YMMV ... TSC Blue belts seemed to hold up better than the cheaper ones found @ Home Depot. Also, check the spindles closely, I've had the mounting ears crack & you couldn't tell until a load caused the...

Toss-up as to which was stupider. As a kid, 4th grade, I thought it would be cool to knock over a dead, rotten tree on the edge of our ravine. Started rocking it, figuring it would crack at the base & when I heard the crack I looked up, just in time to catch the top 6 ft piece (which was where...

Carry a shovel & clear the panel for removal. If you're really worried about it, you could probably fab up some doors & weld them on, but you'd lose a "ramp" if that matters. The Ramps look too slick & light duty for me, but might be ok for a garden tractor in dry conditions.

At least it was a cheap date. (Back when I was single) I usually found out about the goldiggers long after having spent way too much.

Count yourself lucky it only impacted the tach.

Pics or it didn't happen. what you planning on using it for? What kind of tank did you hook it up to, & how long to refill? what are your cut-in/cut-out set at? any cfm data?

If the tape fails, you can try loctite 545 but let it set up before hitting it with pressure

Try pbBlaster for penetrating oil next time ... lots better than WD. Don't forget to lube up those levers to keep it from rusting up again (something better than WD-40). FL humidity & salt air does a number on metal. Can try dry lube if you're worried about dust/sand sticking in there &...

If the leather shreds, maybe try easing/rounding over the sharp edges with a file where it's cutting & go back to something squishy. or coat mating surfaces with liquid electric tape & see how that holds up after it sets up.

Is the throttle linkage rubbing the sensor wire & grounding it out?

If it's throwing s636 and both yellow and red lights are on with those two F codes, it could be P0335 Crank over speed/gap lost fault #11 on list. If s27 & those codes with only a solid red light, it could be EGR related. Here's a list of fault code combinations from the service manual. maybe...

Never been a huge fan of "loss leader" business, since, in my experience, it tends to never do anything but lead to more losses, & if everyone is doing it, it winds up being a race to the bottom. Don't need to get rich on every job, but if it's a "job" vs helping out a friend/neighbor, it needs...

This is what I have. Went with the lighter "economy" version vs "heavy duty" due to the LS loader limitations & wanted payload capacity. Good for storm cleanup/logs/brush, not sure I'd want to try too deep root ripping. They also have a Heavy duty & super duty, & longer widths, but the 60"...

So ... what did your google-fu come up with for sources? I'm seeing UnitedSkidTracks.com/TracksnTeeth.com/McLaren industries. my tracks are different than yours 300x52.5x90 & start at about 2x your tracks, so factor that in along with shipping differences. United seems to be cheapest with 12...

Always probably cheaper if you take the plate & attachment to them & let them do it at their shop while you wait. Limit (if you know how to weld) would be cost of a welder/grinder/wire or electrodes/& a wire brush at your location (assuming you have the power connection). My guess total cost...

or followed a scent track?

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I did when I picked up my 15K from them about 6 years ago (Unless they moved, SC ... if I remember right). Office wasn't as organized as I thought it would be (paperwork took about an hour & 1/2 in person, even though they had all info & payment before I got there). As I remember the drive...

Even if you don't use their parts, check out the Summit hydraulics site. They have links to install schematics to show you parts/layouts needed under different configurations. educational if nothing else. Then, depending on budget, either use their electric solution/manual solution or buy...

You wouldn't use the pump directly, rather the power beyond port from your loader or RR. Basically, you run them in series, and when the pressure/flow is needed on one port it is available. Would also need to replumb the tank return line.

I think Summit has some combination of port multipliers & solenoids that could be done to give you all the functions you want off of your third function or RR's. might not be as easy as running everything from the third function, but a combination of third function & manual switches for chute...

My deepest sympathies for your dog. Having lost a few best friends over the years, I know the pain, worries & doubts that creep in. My approach is that as long as the dog can enjoy being a dog, do what it takes within reason. When the dog can't enjoy being a dog, it's time to end the...

3-4 cans of cheap spray on oven cleaner works followed by pw. less brushing required & you can spray multiple times on the hard stuff. $ general stuff is just as good as easy-off but cheaper

Looks like we are finally reaching the Minsky moment despite all the efforts to avoid it since 2008. Will be great for anyone with significant cash & liquidity, very bad for anyone reliant on credit. Not sure where the trigger will come from ... commercial RE defaults? Federal shutdown/default...

So ... like any proper mechanic, you popped the hood, reached in and "adjusted" some wires, then you put it in Park, cycled the key & started her right up, thereby cementing your reputation as "the car guy"?

I would think something in the auto-loader category followed closely by pump-loader depending on budget.

I think they also sell a spray "blocking" that dries to the consistency of contact cement or light rubber. Spray off the area & cut out the letters to make a temporary stencil. then remove the rest when done...

Or tape over the entire area & cut out the letters from the tape shield with a razor knife.

Looks like the problem was solved. I would have used stainless instead of the Aluminum with a DC only TIG.

Sig -- one thing to keep in mind in CA. It will be expensive compared to your home turf. Gas is about $5/gallon & diesel at 6+. Food is more expensive even if you buy at grocery store. was paying .99/lb for whole chicken & quarters in FL, they are over $2/lb in CA. Forget about decent...

Hmmm ... Vegas has changed since the late 70's/early 80's. Casino security used to make sure those types stayed downtown and the Strip was relatively free of those sights. Now the working girls WERE rampant on the Casino floor and in the bars, but that's a different story.

Definitely see the RR museum in Sac if you can. If you wind up in Sausalito, go up to the Marin Headlands (last exit before heading south over the Golden Gate Bridge) It'll put you above the Golden Gate Bridge about the same level as the top of the North Tower. Pretty eerie seeing the towers...

Sorry for your loss. To the original question ... yeah, they are fewer and further between. I had a great vet, he did everything on any type of animal from surgery down to basic wellness checks & vaccinations. Reasonably priced & obvious that he really cared about the animals. He had been a...

I have a kaufman 15K/20ft that's served me very well for 7 years. The 7K's from them should be just as good. I'm actually looking at them for a bigger gooseneck. I did upgrade to better tires as that was the biggest complaint I saw in the reviews.

Hmmmm ... maybe should have got the green cart from HF?

Try Parts - LS Tractor USA It should give you line drawings of the parts you're looking for, so you can narrow down the search. I think this is the page you want. Web Parts Catalog

fuse? power to the switch? grounds?

https://summit-hydraulics.com/product-category/hydraulic-kits/third-function-kits/ls-third-function-kits/

Summit Hydraulics sells a kit to add third function to your loader joystick with instructions. Basically, all the electrics & solenoid valves, you just need to add hoses & couplers. Other option, if you have rear remotes, is run hoses from the rear to the front of the loader, & use the rear...

One of the safety switches? Seat, clutch, pto?

Congrats. When I was looking, I was between LS & TYM. LS won due to a great auction deal at the time on a 6 month old that I could transfer warranty on (Estate Auction/not equipment).

Did you load test the battery? Should be able to draw 100-150 Amps for a sustained period without dropping under 11.5. Some of the cheap trickle chargers will cook batteries -- sulphate them or warp plates. You need to load test your battery, because low voltage can cause all kinds of...

Check the clamp to battery post as well (both ground and positive). Mine wouldn't tighten to where I couldn't move it, so I got Marine type terminal clamps that would tighten, then recrimped copper lugs with eyes to fit the marine bolts. Slathered everything in dielectric after it was put...

I would guess the clock needs 24/7 power to stay accurate. Whether that means the LEDs are powered or not is a function of the circuitry. I had a car like that once, clock always lit, but it didn't impact starting unless she sat for 6 months. If you're drawing under 60-80 milliamps when...

Welcome aboard

I believe the EPA lists them as Toxic Waste, so can't be dumped in landfill.

https://www.kaufmantrailers.com/dump-trailers/heavy-duty-dump-trailers/ Factory direct new. Not sure on lead time. Unless you need it today, I wouldn't bid more than 75-80% of new price with whatever options it has.

You can sign up for coupons on the hf website or at the store. They vary them, & toolboxes/carts come in occasionally. 1 or 2 times a year, they offer an " anything" coupon, but most coupons can't be used for toolboxes or anything expensive/useful. There's an app you can put on your phone that...

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LOL ... I've had a few of those. 2 trips between Orlando & Daytona Beach, a "Oops, the package may be lost" message, then when it was finally "out for delivery", the driver must have been in a hurry to get home, because he dropped it off at a UPS pick up point instead of at the house. Then...

You wind up with an answer?

If you have a hitch receiver mounted on the truck, getting the drop hitch (ball/tongue) is as easy as Lowes or TSC. Know your receiver width (1 1/4", 2", 2 1/2"). Know the drop for the trailer to keep it as level as possible (adjustable drop is better, but pricey.) Know which ball size(s)...

Shorter trailer ... easier forward as it should track the truck pretty well, but a royal PITA to back up will want to jack-knife/over-run the turn faster. Longer trailer ... easier to back, but may need wider turns going forward since your rear wheels will tend to undercut the back wheels of...

He hit his HOS limit for the week & didn't want anyone bogarding the table for the next 34 hours?

The answer to that is refuse their money & "assistance". As I remember, in the early 60's the Kennedy Administration offered India the "Pill" in an attempt to ease poverty and raise living standards. Gandhi responded with a statement along the lines of "with so little joy available to the...

Welcome aboard.

I would think the Max HP rating is based on the gearbox rating. With a slip clutch, you should be fine.

Sorry for your loss.

Does your FD do "fire preparedness/safety inspections"? Couch it either as a climate change concern or insurance/family protection question. If not, invite the local house that serves your neighborhood to a "thank you for your service" barbeque at one of the houses beyond the ROW violation...

A couple thoughts come to mind. First, along the lines of aczlan, " Aw you don't need a truck, go get us some beer while I dig around my scrap plie & get what we need to fix you up. you'll be on the road in an hour." but the other thing I'm trying to figure out is if that's two dogs (maybe a...

Sure sounds like bad cables, loose clamps, corroded connections or an internally shorted starter. Any smoke coming from the starter or cables when you jump the solenoid? do the cables get hot? No way a brand new battery should draw down to <4v on an initial start with new battery & new...

I get that. That's why I'm torn. Since I most probably have a Class A in my future to avoid that type of harassment, I'm not looking forward to the expense, time factor, putting up with the other morons in the class, etc. On the plus side, who knows, from what I've seen in the auctions, an...

"That's Billy Bob's job back at the depot. I just drive."

Your FEL lifts what? 1100 pounds? Any weight you add to the grapple via width/strength takes away from load. So how heavy are the logs you are lifting? Cut them shorter if they are too heavy & make more trips or get a lighter/narrower grapple that will still do the work. Brush? It's...

I think the OP is looking for the hitch ball tongue under the PTO in your picture. If he has a receiver mount there easy/peasy. If not, I think he is looking for what he needs to fab up for attachment. If the OP is looking for the 3pt drawbar, maverick just gave the answer.

If you only need 1 MIG welder on a cart with storage, this might do it, but I have NOT looked at them or had any experience with them. ps. the torch/gas welding cart is garbage. The lip on the bottle shelf makes it harder than it has to be to lift in big bottles & the wheels won't hold air...

https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/auction-results/yanmar/ym336/tractors/1100 You can look at the pictures on tractorhouse (8 listings) for ideas. most give a decent rear end shot.

The Other option I've looked at is adding a bottle shelf to one of HF's Yukon 46" mobile workbenches. The way they keep raising the price on the Vulcan cabinet, it would be $70 cheaper & closer to ideal to modify the Yukon which is about the same size & has a drawers or cabinet style. Pretty...

Looked @ the big Vulcan cart & almost pulled the trigger (have a never expires 20% off coupon) until I noticed the Bottle placement. If you have tall bottles, prevents opening most MIGs for spool changes/setting ref's/polarity changes without moving things around. So you lose top real estate...

Yup ... it fit & worked.

I ordered both the DB and Rare Electric off of Amazon. One sent me a bushing instead of a starter, the other sent me the proper starter. If you have a NH dealer near you, add MT to the beginning of the current part number & they should be able to check stock. Some Workmasters & Boomers use...

OK, Add "Comon Sense" to my post above. Driving Privileges aren't Rights -- maybe necessities to most of us, but kids today don't seem to think so as they are waiting longer & longer to get a license, whereas I'm betting most folks on here had their license as close to their 16th birthday as...

Ditto on the casters. Middle shelf is not big enough for a TIG cooler & (for me at least) leaves stuff too disorganized if used for MIG tips, tools, etc., so kind of worthless. Better approach might be drawers or a cabinet to keep stuff clean of grinder dust.

As I remember, "Clean showers", picnic tables/grills & convenience store/maybe restaurant were the draws.

I'm torn on the CDL question. I've towed boats, utility & equipment trailers most of my life. My current rig if ever loaded to capacity with a gooseneck would definitely put me into CDL territory weight wise, but I don't haul for commercial purposes anymore. I did as a kid of 16 in the 70's...

Here's a power side wiring diagram that might help if the starter tests ok.

Check the parasitic draw. if they are LEDs or you're sub 60 milliamps, you should be fine. Is there a timer? does it shut off the lights after some time lapses?

Welcome aboard ... ask away. I mean ... it's not like anyone on here has any opinions.

Have you tried tightening the rotor cover? If not that, could be one of the O-rings split. Looking at the parts in the rebuild kit, it would seem like a bad o-ring or cover gasket is letting in air & not letting you get it primed. OR the check valve failed & the pump can't create enough...

2000 Silverado 2500HD extended cab/short bed Vortec 6 liter (couldn't kill it until I did) at around 190K miles 1980 Datsun 4x4 manual transmission regular cab/short bed picked up used in Whitehorse Yukon Territory & drove it 200K miles 2022 Silverado 3500HD crew cab long bed DMax dually --...

The problem at WW/Sam's/Costco/etc. ends up being that the auto service shops are basically in the business of selling THEIR stuff, & the profit contribution is less than from selling TV's/blenders/Pot/Pan sets/etc. They want to compete on price, so they get a lot of "seconds" in their mass...

If fuel and air filter are good, are the tires slipping on the rims? There was another thread on here over the last week with the same problem & it was tires not turning with the rims.

The schematic on AgriSupply makes it look like it's to adjust for spring stretch/belt wear. The bolt shortens the spring length & the spring pulls the idler. I had a Craftsman mower deck with the same set-up, & when it let go the spring & bracket were replaced with a longer spring & heavier...

You can get B & BX 43's on Amazon as well as from WoodMax (BX 43 runs the hydro pump on the WM-8H). Just not sure you'll get matched sets from either

Get the shop manual, & trace out the schematics. Could be as simple as bad o-rings in the 3pt control valve, or as difficult as rebuilding/replacing the PTO. If you're not leaking fluid externally, you're leaking it internally, the shop manual should give you a diagnostic tree or similar for...

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I have an American Attachments Root Grapple on 50hp. I think their narrowest (Economy Series) is 60 inches in Root or Rake. No issues as far as strength from me.

Lawyers are paid to tell you how to do whatever you want to do in a legal way. "Justice" doesn't come into play in civil matters ... only the talent of the lawyers and the cost to impose your will on someone else. In the end, it may be cheaper for 13 of you to pony up some cash to get this...

Leonz over in Flail Mower Nation thread should have your answer. Bunch of Caroni owners over there that should be able to give an answer as well. AgriSupply should have the belt sets & may have a manual for you as well, which should give you that spec.

Any signs of rodents? All fuses good? Could be chewed/shorted wires. Have you checked for a parasitic draw when everything is off? How clean are the terminals/connections? tight? My oem cable connectors were weak & I replaced them with good marine style clamps & ring terminals/lugs on the...

the hydro schematic should show you where to look. Title says FEL doesn't work, but first post points to 3 pt/pto & cltuch. could be a power beyond issue or rear relief valve issue. maybe bad 3 pt control valve. pick up a cheap set of pressure gauges like these...

Did it ever work? or did you buy it non-working?

Anything else changed with new pump? Was the pump replaced because it was doing the same thing before? when you changed the filter? did you check that the old gasket came off with the filter & you're not double gasketed/sucking air? have you checked for flow by cracking lines at the fittings...

Or ... late night snow plow accident takes out the fence. May be too late this year, but next snowfall would have it handled.

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Target markets and local demographics? In a market like the Philippines, Pakistan, Cambodia (take your pick of third world cesspool), the government could care less about climate change and you need to provide an economic, long-lived product that allows locals to be able to rebuild on the beach...

Still used on CB for accidents/backups/etc. Back in the day (70's) was used for "bear" reports pretty extensively. "Breaker Breaker you all got a comedian mounty takin' pictures at the 172 & the bird dog just barked at the 190. Other than that, last I seen was a bear in the air between the 90...

You got black racers or kingsnakes in the area? If so, maybe bring a few of them in & let them fight the rattlers. Hard to keep them at the house if the surrounding area has better food sources

Best bet would be to track down a parts catalogue or shop manual. That'll give you the hydraulic schematics & show you where the pressure relief(s) are. Mine are in the loader control valve

coolant levels ok? is it smoke or steam?

Work on the rodent problem & the snakes should leave when there's no food ... or combination rat/mouse poison & glue traps. You may wind up killing some non-venomous snakes, but ... you can't make an omelette ... etc.

If the roof needs to be replaced anyway, a roll of flatroofing with liberal application of Henry's roofing cement under it, nail or staple under a good row of shingles like Rock said, & weight it down until the henry's sets. It won't be pretty, but it'll last until you get a roofer to do the...

Wire wheel the loose stuff. OSPHO/ETCH& PREP or any available flavor of phosphoric acid. Pressure wash & dry. Rustoleum rusty metal primer then topcoat of your choosing. If you want to protect even more, hit it with a lanolin type undercoat after paint sets.

Triax Agra UTTO is predyed

Make your own (have your wife/girlfriend make it). A yard of canvas, 4-6 inch strip of softish leather as long as the roll (if you want longevity), and a sewing machine. I made a wrench roll for keeping on my boat, so it wouldn't ding the fiberglass like a metal toolbox or slide around like...

you can still add water, mix it up and separate out the ethanol which combines with the water, but it drops the energy content of the gas. Several youtubers show the process, but it seems to take a while & you have fuel being transferred from one container to another. I'd want a water blocking...

You said you tested for Flow at the PTO, how about pressure at the lift cylinder? I'm wondering if there is a separate relief valve for the front & rear (if you buy with no loader), & either it needs to be replaced or it backed off from vibration/use & just needs adjustment. You said level's...

Following Bavarian's logic (and a solution used on some earlier Tier IV LS's) ... if you know the upper & lower limits on the sensor for kicking regen on/off, seems you could trick the ECU into thinking that everything is fine once you know the resistance range to keep regen off. Then sub in a...

or a motorcycle helmet & snowmobile suit.

What's it contaminated with? You might be able to polish it & use it.

Was that the road to Kirkwood that brings you in to South Shore on Pioneer Trail or Kingsbury? (I spent WAY too much time at the casinos & skiing Heavenly in my younger days). Would run into tourists at the blackjack tables that would go on & on about their great day on the Tahoe Queen & I'd...

I tend to start at the 1 star reviews and see why. If it's delivery time/packaging/or obvious lack of sense in usage, that's one thing ... whole different thing if it's someone that sounds like they know how to use a tool. The 5 star tend to be the least helpful IMO and anything with "I got...

If that doesn't work, a driveline shop should be able to custom fab one for you. Might not be oem, but it would work.

Hoye shows a driveshaft with ujoint end but no splined end for around 200. You could measure the distance from transfer case to differential & if the length is shorter, buy the hoye shaft, take it to a machine shop with the tractor & have them cut and spline/yoke it for you depending on the...

yeah ... the casinos used to pay to keep 50 open, but 80 used to shut down all the time.

Yeah ... in the 70's, I used to make extra money on labor as the "foreign car mechanic" because I DID have a set of metric sockets & wrenches.

Where is your "down" speed adjustment set? some folks on here reported similar behavior if it was set all the way to the stop (can't remember if for fast down or no down)

Could be something as simple as a roll pin slipped out of the carrier, or it could be more complicated. If still under warranty, the dealer should be the one to open it up. If out of warranty, you lose nothing but some oil and gasket material by opening up the differential & taking a look

Might be worth investing some time & a few bucks to go over to the "small" dealer with the PTO Dyno & have them dyno it for you (post repair). Could the cable be mis-adjusted so that when you let go of the clutch it doesn't travel far enough to open the valve completely? I'd worry less about...

HMMM ... I guess that makes me the secretary. A few ground rules then ... I don't do dictation, & there'll be none of that chasing around the conference room table funny business.

https://www.google.com/search?q=tapered+shaft+to+straight+shaft+adaper&rlz=1C1DIMA_enUS676US676&oq=tapered+shaft+to+straight+shaft+adaper&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i13i512j0i390l3.13488j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 The above might help

Like I said earlier ... the reverser can be done cheaper and better then the hydraulic set-up, BUT you still have to factor in the speed doubler in your sprocket/gear set-up. As I understand it, the stock mid-mount pto operated at double the speed of the rear pto & if you have a mid-mount mower...

I've always preferred the C___ Hair scale for Tolerances. Blonde ... pretty much the holy grail, red ... close enough, brown or black ... keep working.

Other thought would be to crack open one of the lines to your lift cylinder & try to lift until you see a steady flow of oil. (same as bleeding injector lines) If that fixes the loader/pto issues try the same on your steering cylinder, though once your main pump primes, it may take care of the...

Spurting oil out of the dipstick tube sounds more like a blowby issue (rings or breather) to me. Where is the engine dipstick located that it could be yanked by brush? Is the turbo overpressuring? Fuel pump seals? What does the oil look, smell, and feel like? Is there fuel in the crankcase? Any...

Rule of thumb is 5hp pto per foot, so at 28hp at the pto you'd be between the 5 and 6 footer. If you're flat, mowing grass & not in speed racer mode, the 6 footer should be fine, you just may need to slow down a bit when in thicker stuff. The extra foot of width will make up for the slightly...

If that doesn't work, only other option I can think of would be to plumb in a tee fitting like for a pressure gauge, then, see if you have pressure/flow & try a vacuum pump to suck out the air/help the oil through the pump. When you changed the hyd filter, did the old gasket stay behind? That...

That would be another option, just not sure that'll mulch, or what the power at pto need is vs a small flail. Both flail and finish mower would be rear discharge.

Not sure about the kioti, but the ls is split between steering and the rest, so you're only getting about 10gpm to loader and remotes. The ls is set up with about 2430 psi on the relief valve for the loader.

Have you considered a small flail mower? That way, you can justify the SCUT/CUT for its other capabilities and get a near mulch finish with every mow. LEONZ over in the FlailNation thread can give you more detail.

Nothing recent, but all my stuff is used and bought at auction. Have to be willing (and able) to do repairs and the savings (can) be substantial. Also need to be able to walk away if the price goes over your value range. Parts availability (even for simple stuff) can still be a problem if...

License plate would indicate Poland

Yeah -- I'd polish it (filter it over & over till you're confident the fuel is separated from water/algae/rust/etc.) & use it. With the hand crank frozen, I might not put it back in the tank until I got a good look at the inside, and I'd probably upgrade to an electric pump, but that's just me...

SW will give you the paint & any additives for conditions, but doubt you'll get it in a rattle can. Best bet would be paint etc. from them and a cheap HF or Amazon hvlp gun that you can hook up to your compressor. Don't forget filters for both air and paint. Dry, oil free air.

Check the egr valve for excess soot. Sometimes those will gum things up. Ditto on a stuck crankcase breather. My 16 hasn't been a problem yet, but if it becomes one, I think Jrasband's approach will be my solution.

Sounds like wires were hooked up wrong when you screwed up the switches & you created a short. The popping sound was a relay, fuse, or resistor going ... no way to tell which without seeing the wire diagram and knowing which wires you connected to the wrong switch. Best approach (IMO) would be...

Especially if the person stung is allergic to bee stings. My dad discovered he was allergic at about 40 ... almost died from the swelling in his throat within 15 minutes of being stung.

Another easy check of the battery condition ... open the fill caps & hook up your charger at 40 amps or so. Look inside the cells & see if one of them is bubbling more than the others. All will bubble slightly, but if one is boiling & the rest are releasing Don Ho bubbles, the boiler is your...

Try disconnecting the existing tractor battery & running your bench test battery either in its place or via jumper cables to the tractor cables. (put a rag or plastic sheet under the positive so any movement doesn't give you a major short) If she starts, your tractor battery is shot. Don't...

Sounds like a big air bubble & maybe a loss of prime at the pump.

No power where? to the clutch? to the blower? When you replaced the compressor, did you evacuate the A/C lines & hook up the manifold gauges to add freon/oil? (I'm assuming you don't have a recovery machine) Did the compressor come pre-oiled, or did it tell you how much to add before...

I'm not arguing either way. I just outlined what I've read, and figure people can decide for themselves after doing their own research. I've basically gotten to the point that I believe every "independent study" is biased & none should be believed fully. (some should be believed even less...

I've read that butter is supposed to help feed the brain, and may help the caffeine make the blood/brain barrier transition easier. A shot of espresso with a dollop of butter is marketed as a "smart pill" alternative. Never tried it, as I prefer my coffee by the gallon -- black & strong, but...

I'd be leery of the hydraulic option without a tank especially. You'll have 21?hp at the PTO (540/1000) so at 80-90% efficiency (call it 85%) maybe 18hp from the pump and if the motor efficiency is the same, 15hp at the blades. This assumes you are running at full pto rpm of ~ 2400 at the...

How old is the battery in the tractor? Have you load tested the battery to see if it'll put out the amps needed? even the cheap HF carbon pile load testers will give you a decent view of the output capability. wet cell or sealed battery? If wet, hydrometer tested each cell? topped off...

So ... water witches have tech now. Used to be a set of bent coat hangers or homemade divining rod was all you needed.

That seems to be a fairly common occurrence on LS Grille Guards. I bought mine with that same bend from the prior owner & have read a few others on here with the same issue. LS must undersize the attachment plate/use inferior steel/or both combined with the leverage from top of the guard...

If you can swing it, the woodmax wm 8h is great. The reverse helps clear jams and the auto feed makes it pretty much a one person job without needing to tend the hopper.

Me neither. But this is the full list of Dash & Fault codes for LS XR41XX. Most should be the same.

See if either of these help -- from XR4150 but should be same

How did this devolve into the "Tweety Bird" discussion about Puddy Tats? Kill what you want on your own property, just make sure there are no witnesses ... woodpecker, cat, dog, deer, t-rex, manatee ... just don't do it on my property.

I ran into a similar problem with a 2019 Traverse during Hurricane Ian. As the water rose, it set off the "unauthorized Entry" alarm and locked the doors and then either the water shorted out the remote lock or the BCM disabled the key fob. Couldn't get into it via doors or hatch or back...

Absent that, what is the part. Maybe you (or folks here) can find elsewhere in the US & then either you buy/get reimbursed, or your dealer can arrange a dealer trade with the dealer that has inventory?

Love Stinks -- J Geils Band

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Optilube XPD and syn 2 stroke added to everything diesel I own.

Waste oil storage until recycled or burned. Cut off the lid & store steel, wood cutoffs or burn barrel. Add framework for 3 point, fill with concrete ==> instant ballast.

I'd pull the old ones & match against new. Size & mount type (bayonet, small J, big J, etc.) are the only real variables. I tend to like Rainex silicone at walmart for cars.

https://www.domyown.com/gophers-c-228.html Have you tried any of these?

50/50 borax & sugar mixed & dumped on/around the mound knocks them down for me. As far as mowing, I just run over with the zt. When the borax doesn't do the job enough, talstar or temprid in a sprayer takes care of them. YMMV

fastenal?

Isn't coffee slightly acidic? Seems you would wind up with "navy" coffee with some kind of salt left in the grounds (and/or) maybe absorbed by the pure water produced by the reaction.

Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald -- Gordon Lightfoot

That's why sailors come to port or come to starboard and leave an obstacle to port or starboard instead of going left or right.

Pull the fuse & check for corrosion clean & use dielectric as necessary. Make sure you're getting 12V to the fuse hot side from the battery. if it's low coming into the fuse, trace the wire back to the battery. Using the ohmmeter on the MM, check for resistance across the fuse (should be 0)...

I thought that was the e multimeter lead, but given how it's looped on the wire ties, & the crimp where it exits the engine compartment maybe it's more permanent & someone jumped the starter circuit in the past & that's the issue?

Haven't read all 7 pages, but my thought is if the current one works after you fixed it, AND your wife is happy with it, save the 3-4K a new Jura would run you for 1-2 cups of espresso at a time. I appreciate a good cup of coffee & love espresso, but not for the crazy money they want for one of...

simple check ... run a jumper from the hot side of battery to the voltage in on the switch and a jumper from the ground to a good ground (or Batt -) if that fixes it, you need to figure out which is bad Hot or - side then trace wires, Fuse it in case you have a bad switch with a short.

Those voltages to/from the switch don't sound right. check the wire runs (hot and ground) to the switch for resistance/burns/breaks & check the resistance of the switch itself. As far as I know, you should be getting full battery voltage to the switch, slightly less when on acc due to draw &...

Mine was flooded by Ian. Initially drained battery from flooded Starter, Got her to start with a 200 Amp charger after water dropped & moved her to where I could work on a Hydro leak, then she wouldn't light up again when the hydraulics were fixed. New battery got lights to the Instruments...

A little background might help. When did it last run? What happened between then & now? Any changes/repairs you or someone else made? Did it get wet? How much resistance in your main wires? I see a gap in the connector for one of your grounds & looks like dust/moisture may have worked in...

Try New Holland or Case/IH for whatever the equivalent model was. Match the engine/hp, & you are probably 95% there. Other alternative is to get a manual for the (mitsubishi engine) & find a close model for the rest of the systems...

Your Pressure should be ok (probably around 2150 psi & adjustable on back of loader valve) Danuser wants 1500-3000. The lower GPM will slow the strikes/sec to around 2-3 from 6 would be my guess based on the T3 requirements.

Asphalt or old ziebart type undercoating?

VENEZUELA probably also had something to do with cause.

penalty box?

Another trick I found was to look in areas where the vehicle isn't a good fit. Before getting my diesel dually in Montgomery, I saw one in NYC. Have to be willing to do the road trip though.

Have them expand the search radius or models. I had the same problem 6 months ago in that no one in FL was selling dually 3500HDs without a mark-up or long wait in FL but I found one in Alabama. The following shows dealer inventory within 500 miles of Lexington...

Not sure what the lending laws are where you are (in Australia?) but if it was me, I'd get a job & start saving then buy it for them as a gift. (look used rather than new if you can't get a loan) Did that for my dad with a boat (after arranging for dock space) since he loves to fish, but would...